Experimental OptiScaler Mod Halves DLSS 5’s Performance Cost, Boosting RTX 5070 Ti From 80 To 122 FPS At 4K
An experimental fork of OptiScaler allows DLSS 5 Neural Rendering to run before DLSS Super Resolution, cutting performance overhead by half. The mod reportedly boosts an RTX 5070 Ti from 80 to 122 FPS at 4K.
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